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If you've been disappointed time and again with unoriginal Hollywood as of late, you might be hesitant with the thought of this 90s classic getting the reboot treatment. I bring great news, Fargo the series is downright amazing.
It retains the spirit of the world and its familiar tone, but its surprise hits you almost immediately. These quaint characters are in way over their heads, in every aspect of life, but they own it completely, along with the venom that comes with it. The awareness and attention to detail in this is remarkable. The humor is on par with, if not exceeds the original.
Don't take my word for this, but it's really that good.
I was initially reluctant to watch this, as I love the original sooooooo much. However, I have read nothing but good things about the show, so I am really looking forward to it airing in my neck of the woods later this week.
I think as this anthology begins to unravel, the similarities and differences between the two will show more of its broad stroke, but right now it's hard to say because it's so damn seamless.
It's like I can totally see them changing the title and it wouldn't be Fargo, but if they did that then it would be Fargo. Does that make any sense?
Anyway, Billy Bob Thornton shines in this, his character's been given some really good direction and dialogue.
I loved this series far more than I expected. It had the same tone of the film and some fine plotting and story. And Billy Bob made a perfect if unusual hitman. Martin Freeman also hit the high notes. At first I was appalled at the idea. But bless, he surprised me.
I think if the same people are involved the second series will be just as fine.
Honestly speaking (and I know I'm going to get s hit for saying this), Fargo is my second favorite television show of all time. In my opinion, it's way more interesting than Game of Thrones and better written than True Detective. Now don't get me wrong, I love both of those shows. But Fargo's tone appealed to me personally. Billy Bob and Freeman's performances were stellar. And the story was weird, dark, and incredibly intriguing.
Honestly speaking (and I know I'm going to get s hit for saying this), Fargo is my second favorite television show of all time. In my opinion, it's way more interesting than Game of Thrones and better written than True Detective. Now don't get me wrong, I love both of those shows. But Fargo's tone appealed to me personally. Billy Bob and Freeman's performances were stellar. And the story was weird, dark, and incredibly intriguing.